The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Various and All About.

Various and All About.
There will be picnic at Silver Street
tomorrow.
Mr.. Silas J. Mclaughlin is reading
law in tie Office OF Suber d Caldwell.
Tie Lutheran Sunday-<chool has been
changed from afternoon to morning and
now meets at half-past nine O'Clock.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
7. NJ. c. A. Will be held tonight in the
Z. VI. G.. A. rooms under the Crotwell
Hotel.
Remember the reunion OF the stu
dents and eX-stHdents Of ,New5erry
College, TO be held at Mt. Tabor church
on next Monday.
We have been requested to state that
posittrely no visitors will be allowed in
the band room during practice hours.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
4 little four year old girl in Newberry,
noticing some ants attempting to store
up large crumbs of bread, remarked
that they wore mighty big bustles."
In a portion OF No. Township, north
OF Jalapas The crops are suffering very
much for rain, there having been no
rain there when we had good rains last
week.
Some OF the carrier pigeons released
by Mr. Girardeau some time ago reached
their destination. Others were received
yesterday, and will be released this
morning.
The County Teachers Association
will meet next Saturday in the New
berry Female Academy. All the teach
ers of the county should attend these
meetings.
The union service for next Sunday
night will be held at the Lutheran
church and tie sermon will be preached
by Rev. Z. P. McClintock, Of the A. r.
P. church.
A party Of Newberrians left on Tues
day for ''big fish" at ''Freshleys," on
Broad river. They will be gone several
DAYS and no doubt will have a most en-
ioyable time.
Some parties unknown made a futile
effort to break in the store OF F. R. Wa
lace on Monday night. The back Win
dow was forced in but the parties never
got in the store.
The crops in all Sections are looking
better than at the same time for several
wears. Good rains and we'll worked
crops. The outlook at present is en-
couraging. The country needs a good
crop.
Persons desiring to build viii consult
their own interests Dy corresponding
with the we'll know2 sash, door and
blind factory OF Geo. S. Hacker s. Son,
Charleston, S. G. Prices cheap and
satisfaction guaranteed for anything in
their line.
John B. Daniel has also put refrige'
rator in his stall in the market-of ome
manufacture. 1t was made here in New.
berry and is Il most excellent looking
piece of mechanism, and we have nc
doubt will answer we'll the purposes fol
which it was made.
At regular meeting Of the towr
council Oh last Thursday night the ord
nance relating to the Board of Health
was amended and the number of mem
bcrs of the board reduced from nine tt
five. The following were appointed
DR.. James Mcintosh, for town at large
Mr.. G.. NJ. Girardeau, for ward the; DR.
w. G. Houscal, for ward two; Mr. W. H
Hunt, Jr., for ward three; Mr.. R. Y
Leavell, for ward four.
During one administration OF the town
government, there was only one eXpen
diture and that was for SIS bottle o
whiskey with which to entertain Alex
H. Stevens, vice-president of the Con
iederacy, on his way home, but he didn'
pass this way that night, and when h
came the next the whiSkey was gone
There were no receipts during this ad
minstration, and we would not be sur
prised if the town still owes for thi
bottle OF whiskey.
On recent visit to Charleston VI
had the pleasure of meeting our youn!
friend Tommie Greneker. We wer
gratifed to see him looking so we'll au'
held in such high esteem by those TO
whom and with whom he labors. He
now baggage-master on the South Care
lima road between Columbia and Charles
ton. We expect to see him rise in rail
road circles rapidly, as he is kind, enel
getic and we'll thought Of, and on a roa
that sustains a worthy reputation of a
ways rewarding merit whenever the or
portunity occurs.
A Newberry Artist
Special TO Ners and Courier.
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